QuotergG
Which one does he like better?
I added Outlaw King to my queue earlier.

He liked both, but for different reasons. Outlaw King was much more historically accurate from costumes to personal interactions and battles. Braveheart for, well, just because it's a film about the fight Scottish independence.

QuotergG
Which one does he like better?
I added Outlaw King to my queue earlier.

He liked both, but for different reasons. Outlaw King was much more historically accurate from costumes to personal interactions and battles. Braveheart for, well, just because it's a film about the fight Scottish independence.

Thanks!
I am planning to watch Outlaw King as I like a good historical drama, and well Chris Pine also.

QuotergG
Which one does he like better?
I added Outlaw King to my queue earlier.

He liked both, but for different reasons. Outlaw King was much more historically accurate from costumes to personal interactions and battles. Braveheart for, well, just because it's a film about the fight Scottish independence.

Thanks!
I am planning to watch Outlaw King as I like a good historical drama, and well Chris Pine also.

Side note- This may not be news to anyone else, but I found out only recently that Chris Pine is the son of actor Robert Pine, best known for playing Sgt. Getraer on CHiPs. There's a definite family resemblance that only becomes obvious once you're aware of it.

Lie to me if you must, but don't lie to me and insult my intelligence in the same sentence.